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UPDATE: 12 weeks since stopping Ozempic with hypothyroidism (the side effects were unbearable). And I actually found something else that works for me! A lot of you asked me to come back and update what I started doing. Because of the result pictures. So here it is. First thank you to everyone who commented on my original post. I was losing my mind and you all made me feel less mad. So many of you were in that same trap. The "is this even worth it to continue" trap. Quick background for anyone new: My name is Melissa and I have hypothyroidism (coming from my Hashimoto's) For 6 years I did everything. Every diet. Keto. Carnivore. Fasting. Whatever was supposed to work for "people like us." I got down to 800 calories a day. Some days not eating at all out of desperation. And I kept gaining weight anyway. My GP kept telling me my TSH was normal. Meanwhile I'm watching my face get puffy. All my nice clothes stop fitting. The scales going up every week by nearly 2 kilos eating nothing. And my GP would look at me like I'm making it up. 6 years of that. Then I saw all the hypothyroid girls on Ozempic and Zepbound. All of them saying it finally worked. Weight coming off. Eating normal again. I thought this is finally gonna be it for me too. Three weeks on and I literally couldn't take it anymore. My body was trying to give up on me. That's the only way I can describe it. I just had this general feeling of yuck that wouldn't go away. Like everything around me felt disgusting. I was living on Hydralyte and Vita-Weats the whole time because I didn't want to eat anything else. And even that came back up sometimes. The sulfur burps that made me wanna gag every 20 minutes. The diarrhoea that had me scared to leave my house. I literally had to start wearing adult nappies. I kept telling myself just push through. Everyone says the side effects calm down. Just give it time. It gets better. It didn't get better. One night I threw up 11 times. Yes I counted. I ended up in emergency getting hooked up to IV fluids. Because I literally wasn't eating enough. It wasn't that I didn't want to eat. My body was just rejecting everything. And the whole time I kept seeing other girls posting. "Week 3 and I feel amazing!" "Down 7 kilos barely any side effects!" All of them hypothyroid too. I remember laying on my bathroom floor. Still gagging. Thinking maybe it'll pass. It didn't. And I just kept thinking... Why does this work for everybody except me? What is wrong with my body? That night after I got home from emergency I couldn't sleep. I just kept googling. "Why does Ozempic work for some people but not others" "Hypothyroid GLP-1 unbearable side effects" "Why can't my body handle Ozempic" And I ended up in this thread on r/hashimotos. Not the main hypothyroidism sub where everyone just posts their bloods. The secret threads at the bottom with barely any upvotes. Where women are posting at like 2am because nothing's working and their doctors keep saying they're fine. And I found this woman asking my exact question. "Why do some of us have horrible side effects when everyone else is fine?" Most of the comments were useless. "Everyone reacts different" "Just push through it gets better" "Try a lower dose" But there was one comment that stopped me. Someone who said she was a functional medicine doctor. Dr. Margaret Anne. And she had Hashimoto's too. And what she said next made me sick.. She explained it like this. Your body has these locks. When they open, you burn calories. T3 is the key that opens them. But when you have hypothyroidism and you've been starving yourself trying to lose weight for years... Your body stops making real keys. It starts making broken ones instead. Reverse T3. The broken keys look exactly like real keys. They slide right into the lock. But they don't turn. They just jam. Get stuck. And now the real keys can't even get in. Nothing opens. Nothing burns. No matter how little you eat. And your TSH can look totally normal the whole time. Because TSH just tells you keys are being made. It doesn't tell you if they're broken. Or if your locks are jammed shut. And here's the part that made me sick. Every diet I tried before Ozempic. Every calorie I cut. Every time I starved myself trying to fix this. My body thought I was in danger. So it panicked. Made MORE broken keys. Jammed my locks even tighter. I was literally making it worse for years. Then she explained the GLP-1 thing. And this is where it all clicked. GLP-1 slows your whole system down. Appetite. Hunger signals. Digestion. Everything. For most people that's fine. Their body can handle slowing down. But for women like us? The ones who've been starving ourselves for years? Our bodies are already in crisis mode. Already barely functioning. Locks completely jammed. System already drowning. And then you add something that slows everything down even MORE? Your body screams. That's what the side effects are. Your body literally screaming "I'M ALREADY DROWNING. STOP." The nausea. The vomiting. The sulfur burps. The diarrhoea. That wasn't random. That wasn't just "bad luck" or "sensitive stomach." That was my body telling me I was treating the wrong thing. The girls who tolerate GLP-1 fine? Their locks aren't as jammed. Their bodies have room to slow down. Mine didn't. I was already maxed out. Already in survival mode. And I kept forcing something that made it worse. So I asked in the thread. "Okay so what actually fixes the jam?" She said selenium and iodine in a specific ratio. 2 to 1. To clear the broken keys and help your body make real ones. And this specific form of ashwagandha called KSM-66 to calm the stress response so your body stops producing more broken keys. All in liquid form because our guts are destroyed and tablets don't absorb right. Now. Ashwagandha. I almost scrolled past when I saw that. Because I've seen posts saying it's bad for your thyroid. My GP told me to avoid it. But apparently the random stuff on Amazon with unknown dosing? Yeah. That can mess with your thyroid. That's why doctors say avoid it. But KSM-66. Clinical grade. The exact dose that's actually been studied? That's different. That actually calms the stress response. Stops the panic signal. Stops the broken keys. Someone in the thread replied with a link. Said she had the same unbearable side effects I did. Couldn't make it past week 2 on any GLP-1. Tried this instead. Lost 10 kilos in 4 months. No nausea. No sulfur burps. No bathroom emergencies. Another woman said same thing. Ozempic destroyed her. This didn't. I looked at the formula. It was exactly what the doctor described. $50. I'd already spent hundreds on Ozempic just to end up in emergency. What was $50. Ordered it that night. Here's where it gets weird. Because I was scared to try anything after what happened. My body had rejected everything. I half expected to take this and spend another night on the bathroom floor. Week 1. Nothing bad happened. No nausea. No sulfur burps. Nothing. I kept waiting for it. It didn't come. Week 2. I woke up and I wasn't knackered. Like actually wanted to get out of bed. I used to set 3 alarms. Snooze all of them. Drag myself up feeling like I hadn't slept at all. Now I was waking up before my alarm. That sounds small but if you know you know. Week 3. Down 1.5 kilos. I weighed myself 4 times because I didn't believe it. No emergency visit. No adult nappies. No counting how many times I threw up. Just... weight coming off. Like a normal person. Week 6. Down 3.5 kilos total. My husband asked what I was doing differently. I told him. He didn't believe me. Week 8. Got bloods done. Made them run Reverse T3 even though my GP looked at me like I was mad. It came back normal. First time in years. I sat in my car in the medical centre car park and cried. Not cute crying. Ugly crying. Because it wasn't just the number. It was what it meant. All those months of thinking my body was more broken than everyone else's. Thinking I couldn't even handle the "miracle drug." Wondering what was wrong with ME. Nothing was wrong with me. My locks were just more jammed than theirs. And nobody checked. And now it's week 12. Down 6 kilos. No Ozempic. No emergency visits. No bathroom floor at 2am. No sulfur burps. No adult nappies. Just... normal. To my body — I'm sorry I kept forcing something you were screaming at me to stop. To everyone who told me to "just push through the side effects" — you didn't know. But there was another way. I don't know if this works for everyone. I'm not a doctor. I'm just telling you what happened to me. If you're in that same place right now... Laying on your bathroom floor wondering why your body can't handle what everyone else handles fine... Thinking maybe you're just more broken than them... Trust me. You're not. Your body's just more jammed. And there's a fix for that. Here's the link if you want to try it. 👉 https://thyroid.love/products/cure-thyroid-support They have a 90 day guarantee so if it doesn't work you get your money back. That's honestly the only reason I tried it. I was so done wasting money on stuff that destroyed me. Also heads up they sell out a lot. I had to wait 2 weeks for my second bottle. I'll update again at 6 months if people want. But yeah. 12 weeks. No side effects. Actually losing weight. Still can't believe my body is doing this without trying to kill me.